Our sympathies to Cherry Anne and family on Jack’s passing. Enjoyed the times we spent with you on the Scattered Spokes antique car club tours. Albert and Marianne Patzer
Dearest CherryAnne I am so sorry for your loss, but always remember I am there for you. I realize that I cannot be there but always remember I am with you in spirit. God Bless you, and I will remember to be with you on Wednesday afternoon when you are at Jacks funeral. All my love always and forever Dianne. (I will come down if you need me to, Darcy said he would be very willing to drive us as soon as you want us to) Love you dear friend.
Dear Cherry Ann and family. Dave and I were so sorry to hear of Jack’s passing. You helped me get through some very difficult times many years ago and I so wish I could be there for you now. I have not stopped thinking of you since we spoke and we want you to know you are all in our thoughts and prayers during this very sad and difficult time. I will call you when we return to Canada meanwhile we are sending you our love.
Ann and Dave
Dear Cherry Anne, my sincere condolences to you, Cliff and Diana and rest of the family. Jack was a good friend to many. What a great picture of him. Carole
I wish to pass on my condolences to Jacks family, although we have not been close in recent years we were very close in my formative years and have many fond memories of Uncle Jack and his family Cliff ,Val,Judy, Gordy and enjoyed our many family visits.One particular memory , Jack used to enjoy pinching the chubby chheks of my brothers particularly Blake and Neil :-). I saw him as a dedicated family man even though he could be a harsh task master at times. Rest in Peace Uncle Jack.
Cherry Anne and family;
My Deepest Sympathy on Jacks' passing.
Remember the good times. I'm sure there were many.
Aylesbury has lost it's number one advocate.
Joyce Padbury
Dear Cherry Anne,
My deepest sympathy to you and yours. May all of your good memories help you through your loss. Keeping you close to my heart.
Hugs,
Lorna Kosteniuk
J.G. was a big influence on me at an early age . I was lucky enough to meet Gord and have access to his father . From rides to hockey to eventually doing maintenance on his properties , including Wakaw Lake cabin , he treated me like his own . Lots of Jackisms’ come to mind but the one I remember the best is him reciting the letters , A S S I N I B O I A , from his days as a railway worker .
I would run into him from time to time at the rink or a restaurant , I think bringing a smile to his face as he brought to mine .
Condolences to all .
Thank you for being the best grandpa and great-grandpa we could ever ask for, Bumpa. We are heartbroken and missing you like crazy but we know you are with us always. We love you. -Brynn, Nathan, Everett and Declan
